Calibration method, apparatus and device for coherent optical module, and computer readable storage medium

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are a calibration method and apparatus for a coherent light module, and a computer-readable storage medium. The method comprises: obtaining a first and second curve relationship respectively representing a relationship between a power-gain monitoring voltage and optical power of a receiver of the coherent optical module and a relationship between a target setting voltage and the optical power of the receiver in the optical power range of the receiver; determining first optical power based on the first and second curve relationship, which is used for dividing the optical power range of the receiver into two ranges; and determining a calibration mode of the coherent light module based on the first optical power, which comprises: calibrating the coherent light module by using the first curve relationship or the second curve relationship when the optical power of the receiver is in a first range or in a second range.

CROSS-REFERENCE

The present disclosure claims the benefit of and priority to ChinesePatent Application No. 202010590932.1 filed on Jun. 24, 2020, thedisclosure of which is hereby expressly incorporated by reference hereinin its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to the technical field ofoptical fibers, and in particular, to a calibration method, apparatus,and device for a coherent optical module (Co Op Mo), and acomputer-readable storage medium.

BACKGROUND

In a conventional coherent optical module, the total optical powerreport of a receiving end is generally calibrated by using a photo diode(PD) report. However, for a miniaturized module, it is not spaciousenough to accommodate an external tap photo detector (TAP-PD), and PDintegrated in a receiver at a receiving end of a module may be used toreport and calibrate. For a receiver at a receiving end of a module,some manufacturers may not integrate the internal PD. Under suchcircumstance, the optical power calibration cannot depend on the PD. Howto guarantee to obtain the reporting curve line in the optical powerrange of the whole receiving end and to improve the reporting precisionin the whole optical power range without depending on the PD is aproblem which has no effective and available solution currently.

SUMMARY

The main purpose of the present disclosure is to provide a calibrationmethod, apparatus, and device for a coherent optical module, and acomputer-readable storage medium, which may solve the foregoingtechnical problem at least to some extent.

In order to achieve the above purpose, an embodiment of the presentdisclosure provides a calibration method for a coherent optical module,comprising: obtaining a first curve relationship and a second curverelationship, wherein the first curve relationship represents arelationship between a power-gain monitoring voltage and optical powerof a receiver of the coherent optical module in an optical power rangeof the receiver of the coherent optical module, the power-gainmonitoring voltage being used to measure a voltage amplitude output byan integrated coherent receiver of the coherent optical module, and thesecond curve relationship represents a relationship between a targetsetting voltage and the optical power of the receiver of the coherentoptical module in the optical power range of the receiver of thecoherent optical module, the target setting voltage being used foradjusting the voltage amplitude output by the integrated coherentreceiver of the coherent optical module; determining first optical powerbased on the first curve relationship and the second curve relationship,wherein the first optical power is used to divide the optical powerrange of the receiver of the coherent optical module into two ranges, afirst range of which is greater than a lower limit value of the opticalpower range of the receiver of the coherent optical module and less thanthe first optical power, and a second range of which is greater than orequal to the first optical power and less than an upper limit value ofthe optical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module;determining a calibration mode of the coherent optical module based onthe first optical power, wherein the calibration mode comprises: in acase that the optical power of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule is in the first range, calibrating the coherent optical module byusing the first curve relationship; and in a case that the optical powerof the receiver of the coherent optical module is in the second range,calibrating the coherent optical module by using the second curverelationship.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, said calibratingthe coherent optical module by using the first curve relationshipcomprises: obtaining a plurality of groups of first data satisfying thefirst curve relationship, and performing a fitting process on theplurality of groups of first data to obtain a first calibration functionin the first range; and said calibrating the coherent optical module byusing the second curve relationship comprises: obtaining a plurality ofgroups of second data satisfying the second curve relationship, andperforming a fitting process on the plurality of groups of second datato obtain a second calibration function in the second range.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, said obtainingthe first curve relationship and the second curve relationshipcomprises: adjusting optical power of incident light in the opticalpower of the receiver of the coherent optical module, and performing alight splitting process on each adjusted channel of incident light toobtain first incident light and second incident light corresponding toeach channel of incident light, wherein the incident light is a channelof light received by the receiver of the coherent light module;obtaining optical power of the first incident light corresponding toeach channel of incident light; obtaining a power-gain monitoringvoltage and a target setting voltage of the second incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light; determining the firstcurve relationship according to the optical power of the first incidentlight and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the second incident lightcorresponding to of the same channel of incident light; and determiningthe second curve relationship according to the optical power of thefirst incident light and the target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, the obtainingthe first curve relationship and the second curve relationshipcomprises: performing an attenuation process on optical power ofincident light in the optical power range of the receiver of thecoherent optical module, and performing a light splitting process oneach attenuated channel of incident light to obtain first incident lightand second incident light corresponding to each channel of incidentlight, wherein the incident light is a channel of light received by thereceiver of the coherent light module; obtaining optical power of thefirst incident light corresponding to each channel of incident light;obtaining a power-gain monitoring voltage and a target setting voltageof the second incident light corresponding to each channel of incidentlight; determining the first curve relationship according to the opticalpower of the first incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltageof the second incident light corresponding to the same channel ofincident light; and determining the second curve relationship accordingto the optical power of the first incident light and the target settingvoltage of the second incident light corresponding to the same channelof incident light.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, before obtainingthe first curve relationship and the second curve relationship, themethod further comprises: performing an initialization process on thecoherent optical module, wherein the initialization process comprises:adjusting the optical power of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule to an upper limit value of the optical power range of thereceiver of the coherent optical module.

An embodiment of the present disclosure further provides a calibrationapparatus for a coherent optical module, comprising an obtaining unit, adetermining unit, and a calibration unit, wherein:

the obtaining unit is configured to obtain a first curve relationshipand a second curve relationship, wherein the first curve relationshiprepresents a relationship between a power-gain monitoring voltage andoptical power of a receiver of the coherent optical module in an opticalpower range of the receiver of the coherent optical module, thepower-gain monitoring voltage being used for measuring a voltageamplitude output by an integrated coherent receiver of the coherentoptical module; and the second curve relationship represents arelationship between a target setting voltage and the optical power ofthe receiver of the coherent optical module in the optical power rangeof the receiver of the coherent optical module; the target settingvoltage being used for adjusting the voltage amplitude output by theintegrated coherent receiver of the coherent optical module;

the determining unit is configured to determine first optical powerbased on the first curve relationship and the second curve relationshipobtained by the obtaining unit, wherein the first optical power is usedfor dividing the optical power range of the receiver of the coherentoptical module into two ranges, wherein a first range of the two rangesis greater than a lower limit value of the optical power range of thereceiver of the coherent optical module and less than the first opticalpower, and a second range of the two ranges is greater than or equal tothe first optical power and less than an upper limit value of theoptical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module; and

the calibration unit is configured to determine a calibration mode ofthe coherent optical module based on the first optical power determinedby the determining unit, wherein the calibration method comprises: in acase that the optical power of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule is in the first range, calibrating the coherent optical module byusing the first curve relationship; and in a case that the optical powerof the receiver of the coherent optical module is in the second range,calibrating the coherent optical module by using the second curverelationship.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, the calibrationunit is further configured to obtain a plurality of groups of first datasatisfying the first curve relationship, then perform a fitting processon the plurality of groups of first data to obtain a first calibrationfunction in the first range; and obtain a plurality of groups of seconddata satisfying the second curve relationship, then perform a fittingprocess on the plurality of groups of second data to obtain a secondcalibration function in the second range.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, the obtainingunit is further configured to adjust optical power of incident light inthe optical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module,and perform a light splitting process on each adjusted channel ofincident light to obtain first incident light and second incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light, wherein the incidentlight is a channel of light received by the receiver of the coherentlight module; obtain optical power of the first incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light; obtain a power-gainmonitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light; determine thefirst curve relationship according to the optical power of the firstincident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light; anddetermine the second curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, the obtainingunit is further configured to perform an attenuation process on opticalpower of incident light in the optical power range of the receiver ofthe coherent optical module, and perform a light splitting process oneach attenuated channel of incident light to obtain first incident lightand second incident light corresponding to each channel of incidentlight, wherein the incident light is a channel of light received by thereceiver of the coherent light module; obtain optical power of the firstincident light corresponding to each channel of incident light; obtain apower-gain monitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to each channel of incident light;determine the first curve relationship according to the optical power ofthe first incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of thesecond incident light corresponding to the same channel of incidentlight; and determine the second curve relationship according to theoptical power of the first incident light and the target setting voltageof the second incident light corresponding to the same channel ofincident light.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, the apparatusfurther comprises a processing unit configured to perform aninitialization process on the coherent optical module, wherein theinitialization process comprises: adjusting the optical power of thereceiver of the coherent optical module to an upper limit value of theoptical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module.

Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a calibrationdevice for a coherent optical module, comprising, a processor and amemory for storing a computer program capable of running on theprocessor, wherein the processor executes the steps of the methoddescribed above when it is used for running the computer program.

Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide acomputer-readable storage medium, wherein a computer program is storedon the computer-readable storage medium, and when the computer programis executed by at least one processor, the steps of the method asdescribed above are implemented.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a calibration method,apparatus and device for a coherent optical module, and acomputer-readable storage medium, wherein the method comprises:obtaining a first curve relationship and a second curve relationship,wherein the first curve relationship represents a relationship between apower-gain monitoring voltage and receiving end optical power in anoptical power range of a receiver of the coherent optical module, thepower-gain monitoring voltage being used to measure a voltage amplitudeoutput by an integrated coherent receiver of the coherent opticalmodule, and the second curve relationship represents a relationshipbetween a target setting voltage and the optical power of the receiverof the coherent optical module in the optical power range of thereceiver of the coherent optical module, the target setting voltagebeing used for adjusting the voltage amplitude output by the integratedcoherent receiver of the coherent optical module; determining firstoptical power based on the first curve relationship and the second curverelationship, wherein the first optical power is used to divide theoptical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module intotwo ranges, a first range of the two ranges being greater than a lowerlimit value of the optical power range of the receiver of the coherentoptical module and less than the first optical power, a second range ofthe two ranges being greater than or equal to the first optical powerand less than an upper limit value of the optical power range of thereceiver of the coherent optical module; determining a calibration modeof the coherent optical module based on the first optical power, whereinthe calibration mode comprises: in a case that the optical power of thereceiver of the coherent optical module is in the first range,calibrating the coherent optical module by using the first curverelationship; and in a case that the optical power of the receiver ofthe coherent optical module is in the second range, calibrating thecoherent optical module by using the second curve relationship. In theembodiments of the present disclosure, the first optical power isdetermined according to the first curve relationship and the secondcurve relationship, wherein the first optical power is used for dividingthe receive optical power range into two ranges, and then the coherentoptical module is calibrated by using the first curve relationship inthe case that the optical power of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule is in the first range; and is calibrated by using the secondcurve relationship in the case that the optical power of the receiver ofthe coherent optical module is in the second range, wherein thecalibration process does not depend on the PD, and a reporting curveobtained in the whole optical power range of the receiver is calibratedthrough a segmentation function, so that the reporting precision in thewhole optical power range is improved.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic flowchart of a calibration method for a coherentoptical module according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a coherent optical moduleprovided by an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a coherent optical module inan automatic gain control mode according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a first curve relationship and a secondcurve relationship in a coherent optical module provided by anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a calibration by a coherentoptical module provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is another schematic structural diagram of a calibration by acoherent optical module provided by an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a calibration apparatus fora coherent optical module according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a hardware structure of a calibrationdevice for a coherent optical module according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In order to make the objectives, technical solutions and advantages ofthe embodiments of the present disclosure clearer, specific technicalsolutions disclosed herein are further described in detail below withreference to drawings of the embodiments of the present disclosure. Thefollowing embodiments are intended to illustrate the present disclosure,but are not intended to limit the scope of the present disclosure in anyway.

The present disclosure will be further described in detail below withreference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

FIG. 1 shows a schematic flowchart of a calibration method for acoherent optical module provided by an embodiment of the presentdisclosure. The method comprises:

S101: Obtaining a first curve relationship and a second curverelationship, wherein the first curve relationship represents arelationship between a power-gain monitoring voltage and optical powerof a receiver of the coherent optical module in an optical power rangeof the receiver, the power-gain monitoring voltage being used to measurea voltage amplitude output by an integrated coherent receiver of thecoherent optical module; and the second curve relationship represents arelationship between a target setting voltage and the optical power ofthe receiver of the coherent optical module in the optical power rangeof the receiver, the target setting voltage being used for adjusting thevoltage amplitude output by the integrated coherent receiver of thecoherent optical module.

S102: determining first optical power based on the first curverelationship and the second curve relationship, wherein the firstoptical power is used for dividing the optical power range of thereceiver into two ranges, wherein a first range of the two ranges isgreater than a lower limit value of the optical power range of thereceiver and less than the first optical power; and a second range ofthe two ranges is greater than or equal to the first optical power andless than an upper limit value of the optical power range of thereceiver.

S103: determining a calibration mode of the coherent optical modulebased on the first optical power, wherein the calibration methodcomprises: in a case that the optical power of the receiver of thecoherent optical module is less than the first optical power,calibrating the coherent optical module by using the first curverelationship; and in a case that the optical power of the receiver ofthe coherent optical module is greater than or equal to the firstoptical power, calibrating the coherent optical module by using thesecond curve relationship.

It shall be noted that the calibration method for the coherent opticalmodule in this embodiment may be a calibration method for reporting oftotal light and light with a specified wavelength received by thereceiver of the coherent optical module, wherein the total light may besynthetic light with different wavelengths; and the light with thespecified wavelength may be light having the same frequency as the localoscillator light source of the receiver of the coherent optical module,and the light with the specified wavelength is also referred to asColorless light.

For ease of understanding, here illustrate a schematic structuraldiagram of a coherent optical module. FIG. 2 is a schematic structuraldiagram of a coherent optical module provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure. As shown in FIG. 2 , the coherent optical modulecomprises an integrated coherent receiver (ICR), a digital signalprocessor (DSP), and a local oscillator light source, wherein when theinput signal light of the receiver of the coherent optical module hasthe same frequency as the local oscillator light source of the coherentoptical module, the optical signal is converted and demodulated into anelectrical signal through an internal mixing and photoelectricconversion by the coherent receiver. An amplitude of the electricalsignal may include the useful information carried by the optical signal.The amplitude of the electrical signal needs to match the requirementsof the DSP on the input amplitude.

In order to meet that the amplitude of the electrical signal matches therequirements of DSP on the input amplitude, the integrated coherentreceiver is generally set to an automatic gain control (AGC) mode. Tofacilitate understanding, here provides an example of the structuraldiagram of a coherent optical module in the automatic gain control mode.FIG. 3 is a structural diagram of the coherent optical module in theautomatic gain control mode provided by the embodiment of thedisclosure. As shown in FIG. 3 , in the AGC mode, the detection circuitis used to detect the voltage amplitude output by the integratedcoherent receiver. A central control processor timely reads theamplitude value measuring the output voltage of the integrated coherentreceiver of the coherent optical module, and compares the amplitudevalue with the target setting value. If the optical power input to thecoherent optical module is too large, the central control processor willreduce the target setting value, so as to reduce the amplitude value ofthe ICR output voltage; otherwise, the central control processor willincrease the target setting value to increase the amplitude value of theICR output voltage.

It shall be noted that the optical power range of the receiver of thecoherent optical module is related to the model or specification of thecoherent optical module, and the optical power range of the receiver ofthe coherent optical module is generally determined when the model orspecification of the coherent optical module is determined. For ease ofunderstanding, in a case that the coherent optical module is asingle-fiber bi-directional (Bi Di) optical module, the optical powerrange of the receiver of the coherent optical module may be −22 dBm to+1 dBm.

The terms “first” and “second” as described herein are merely used todistinguish curve relationships, and do not limit the presentdisclosure. The first curve relationship may be a correspondence betweena power-gain monitoring voltage and optical power of a receiver of thecoherent optical module in an optical power range of the receiver of thecoherent optical module. As an example, the correspondence may be acurve constructed in a coordinate system by a power-gain monitoringvoltage and optical power of a receiver of the coherent optical modulein an optical power range of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule. The second curve relationship may be a correspondence between atarget setting voltage and the optical power of the receiver of thecoherent optical module in the optical power range of the receiver ofthe coherent optical module. As an example, the correspondence may be acurve constructed in a coordinate system by a target setting voltage andoptical power of a receiver of the coherent optical module in an opticalpower range of the receiver of the coherent optical module.

Determining the first optical power based on the first curverelationship and the second curve relationship may be determining thecorresponding first optical power based on an intersection of the firstcurve relationship and the second curve relationship. The first opticalpower divides the optical power range of the receiver of the coherentoptical module into two ranges, wherein a first range of the two rangesis greater than a lower limit value of the optical power range of thereceiver of the coherent optical module and less than the first opticalpower, and a second range of the two ranges is greater than or equal tothe first optical power and less than an upper limit value of theoptical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module; orthe first optical power divides the optical power range of the receiverof the coherent optical module into two ranges, wherein a first range ofthe two ranges is greater than the lower limit value of the opticalpower range of the receiver of the coherent optical module and less thanor equal to the first optical power, and a second range which is greaterthan the first optical power and less than the upper limit value of theoptical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module. Theterms “first” and “second” here are merely used to distinguish the tworanges, and not used to limit the present disclosure.

To facilitate understanding, here illustrates a schematic diagram of thefirst curve relationship and the second curve relationship in a coherentoptical module. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a first curverelationship and a second curve relationship in a coherent opticalmodule according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown inFIG. 4 , a curve between the power-gain monitoring voltage and theoptical power of the receiver is constructed in the optical power rangeof the receiver of the coherent optical module in a coordinate system,and a curve between the target setting voltage and the optical power ofthe receiver is constructed in the coordinate system in the opticalpower range of the receiver of the coherent optical module. The coherentoptical module is a BiDi optical module, and the optical power range ofthe receiver of the BiDi optical module is −22 dBm to +1 dBm; that is,the lower limit value of the optical power range of the receiver is −22dBm, and the upper limit value of the optical power range of thereceiver is +1 dBm. There is a unique intersection point between thefirst curve relationship and the second curve relationship between −22dBm to +1 dBm, and the optical power corresponding to the uniqueintersection point is −12 dBm, by which the optical power range of thereceiver is divided into two ranges (−22, −12) and [−12, +1), whereinthe first range may be (−22, −12) and the second range may be [−12, +1).

Determining the calibration mode of the coherent optical module based onthe first optical power may be determining whether the optical power ofthe receiver of the coherent optical module is less than the firstoptical power; in a case that the optical power of the receiver of thecoherent optical module is less than the first optical power, thecoherent optical module is calibrated by using the first curverelationship; and in a case that the optical power of the receiver ofthe coherent optical module is greater than or equal to the firstoptical power, the coherent optical module is calibrated by using thesecond curve relationship. The calibration is to calibrate therelationship between the electrical signal output by the coherentoptical module and the input optical power corresponding thereto, sothat the input coherent optical power information can be accuratelyacquired by the electrical signal, corresponding thereto, output by thecoherent optical module.

In this embodiment of the present disclosure, the first optical power isdetermined according to the first curve relationship and the secondcurve relationship and is used for dividing the optical power range ofthe receiver of the coherent optical module into two ranges, and thenthe coherent optical module is calibrated by using the first curverelationship in the case that the optical power of the receiver of thecoherent optical module is in the first range; and is calibrated byusing the second curve relationship in the case that the optical powerof the receiver of the coherent optical module is in the second range.In this way, the calibration process does not depend on the PD, and thereporting curve obtained throughout the whole optical power range of areceiver is calibrated by a segmentation function, so that the reportingprecision throughout the whole optical power range is improved.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, calibrating thecoherent optical module by using the first curve relationship comprises:obtaining a plurality of groups of first data satisfying the first curverelationship, and performing a fitting process on the plurality ofgroups of first data to obtain a first calibration function in the firstrange; and calibrating the coherent optical module by using the secondcurve relationship comprises: obtaining a plurality of groups of seconddata satisfying the second curve relationship, and performing a fittingprocess on the plurality of groups of second data to obtain a secondcalibration function in the second range.

It shall be noted that, “a plurality of groups of first data” describedherein may be any plurality of groups of data that satisfy the firstcurve relationship. Performing a fitting process on the plurality ofgroups of first data to obtain a first calibration function in the firstrange may be performing a fitting of an n-order polynomial for aplurality of groups of data to obtain a polynomial of n-order polynomialin the first range, where n is greater than or equal to 1. As oneexample, an n-order polynomial fitting is performed on a plurality ofgroups of first data to obtain a polynomial of n-order in the firstrange, where n is greater than or equal to 1; for example, the n-orderpolynomial fitting may be a third-order polynomial fitting or afourth-order polynomial fitting, for example, y=Ax 3 +Bx 2+Cx+D (here Ais not equal to zero) or y=Ax⁴+Bx³+Cx²+Dx+E (here A is not equal tozero). In the case that the n-order polynomial fitting is a third-orderpolynomial fitting, at least three groups of first data satisfying thefirst curve relationship may be obtained; and the three groups of firstdata are substituted into the third-order polynomial for fitting toobtain corresponding coefficients A, B, C and D, and further a firstcalibration function in the first range, which is stored in the coherentoptical module. In the case that the n-order polynomial fitting is afourth-order polynomial fitting, at least four groups of first datasatisfying the first curve relationship may be obtained; and the fourgroups of first data are substituted into the fourth-order polynomialfor fitting to obtain corresponding coefficients A, B, C, D and E, andfurther a first calibration function in the first range. As an example,the first range may be (−22, −12).

As used herein, “a plurality of groups of second data” may be anyplurality of groups of data that satisfy the second curve relationship.Performing a fitting process on the plurality of groups of second datato obtain a second calibration function in the second range may beperforming an n-order polynomial fitting on the plurality of groups ofsecond data to obtain an n-order polynomial in the second range, where nis greater than or equal to 1. As an example, an n-order polynomialfitting is performed on a plurality of groups of second data to obtain apolynomial of n-order in the second range, where n is greater than orequal to 1; for example, the n-order polynomial fitting may be athird-order polynomial fitting or a fourth-order polynomial fitting, forexample, y=Ax³+Bx²+Cx+D (A is not equal to zero) or y=Ax⁴+Bx³+Cx²+Dx+E(A is not equal to zero). In the case that the n-order polynomialfitting is a third-order polynomial fitting, at least three groups ofsecond data satisfying the second curve relationship may be obtained;and the three groups of second data are substituted into the third-orderpolynomial for fitting to obtain corresponding coefficients A, B, C andD, and further a second calibration function in the second range. In thecase that the n-order polynomial fitting is a fourth-order polynomialfitting, at least four groups of second data satisfying the second curverelationship may be obtained; and the four groups of second data aresubstituted into the fourth-order polynomial for fitting to obtaincorresponding coefficients A, B, C, D and E, and further a firstcalibration function in the second range. As an example, the secondrange may be [−12, +1).

In this embodiment of the present disclosure, a plurality of groups offirst data satisfying the first curve relationship are obtained; afitting process is performed on the plurality of groups of first data toobtain a first calibration function in the first range; a plurality ofgroups of second data satisfying the second curve relationship areobtained; and a fitting process is performed on the plurality of groupsof second data to obtain a second calibration function in the secondrange. As a result, the calibration process does not depend on the PD,and the reporting curve obtained in the whole optical power range of areceiving end is calibrate by using a segmentation function, so that thereporting precision in the whole optical power range is improved.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, obtaining thefirst curve relationship and the second curve relationship comprises:adjusting optical power of incident light in the optical power range ofthe receiver of the coherent optical module, and performing a lightsplitting process on each adjusted channel of incident light to obtainfirst incident light and second incident light corresponding to eachchannel of incident light, wherein the incident light is a channel oflight received by the receiver of the coherent light module; obtainingoptical power of the first incident light corresponding to each channelof incident light; obtaining a power-gain monitoring voltage and atarget setting voltage of the second incident light corresponding toeach channel of incident light; determining the first curve relationshipaccording to the optical power of the first incident light and thepower-gain monitoring voltage of the second incident light correspondingto the same channel of incident light; and determining the second curverelationship according to the optical power of the first incident lightand the target setting voltage of the second incident lightcorresponding to the same channel of incident light.

It shall be noted that in the embodiments of the present disclosure, theadjusting process of the optical power of the incident light may beadjusting the transmit optical power of the incident light, so that theoptical power of the channel of light received by the receiver of thecoherent optical module changes in the optical power range of thereceiver of the coherent optical module. Here, adjusting the transmitoptical power of the incident light may be adjusting the transmitoptical power of the light source.

Performing a light splitting process on each adjusted channel ofincident light to obtain the first incident light and the secondincident light corresponding to each channel of incident light may beinputting each adjusted channel of incident light into an opticalsplitter to obtain the first incident light and the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light. The opticalsplitter is configured to input half (50%) of the adjusted channel ofincident light (i.e., the first incident light corresponding to eachchannel of incident light) into an optical power meter, so as toconveniently obtain the optical power of the first incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light; and to input half (50%)of the adjusted channel of incident light (i.e., the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light) into the coherentoptical module, so as to obtain a power-gain monitoring voltage and atarget setting voltage of the second incident light corresponding toeach channel of incident light.

Determining the first curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of thesecond incident light corresponding to the same channel of incidentlight may be understood as that since the optical power of the firstincident light is the same as the optical power of the second incidentlight, the optical power of the first incident light, that is, theoptical power of the second incident light, may be directly read bymeans of the optical power meter; a corresponding relationship betweeneach optical power and a power-gain monitoring voltage corresponding tothe same optical power is determined by reading the optical power of thefirst incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light respectively through the optical power meter, and thefirst curve relationship is constructed according to the plurality ofcorresponding relationships. As an example, the optical power of thefirst incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light read each time by the optical power meter may formcoordinates so as to obtain a plurality of groups of coordinates, andthe plurality of groups of coordinates are traced in a coordinate systemto construct the first curve relationship.

Determining the second curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light maybe understood as that since the optical power of the first incidentlight is the same as the optical power of the second incident light, theoptical power of the first incident light, that is, the optical power ofthe second incident light, may be directly read by means of the opticalpower meter; a corresponding relationship between each optical power anda target setting voltage corresponding to the same optical power isdetermined according to the optical power of the first incident lightand the target setting voltage of the second incident light respectivelythrough the optical power meter, and the second curve relationship isconstructed according to the plurality of corresponding relationships.As an example, the optical power of the first incident light and thetarget setting voltage of the second incident light read each time bythe optical power meter may form coordinates so as to obtain a pluralityof groups of coordinates, and the plurality of groups of coordinates aretraced in a coordinate system to construct the second curverelationship.

In practical application, in order to facilitate understanding, hereillustrates a schematic structural diagram of calibrating a coherentoptical module. FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of calibratinga coherent optical module provided according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure. As shown in (a)-(c) of FIG. 5 , the transmit opticalpower of the adjustable light source is required to be adjusted, andeach adjusted channel of incident light enters the optical splitter toobtain the first incident light and the second incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light; then the first incidentlight enters into an optical power meter so as to read the optical powercorresponding to the first incident light; and the second incident lightenters into a coherent optical module, so as to obtain a power-gainmonitoring voltage and a target setting voltage corresponding to thesecond incident light; then the first curve relationship is determinedaccording to the optical power of the first incident light and thepower-gain monitoring voltage of the second incident light correspondingto the same channel of incident light; and then the second curverelationship is determined according to the optical power of the firstincident light and the target setting voltage of the second incidentlight corresponding to the same channel of incident light.

In (b)-(c) of FIG. 5 , light with different wavelengths may be emittedby the adjustable light source 1 to the adjustable light source N, andthe light with different wavelengths is transmitted to the coherentoptical module and is referred to as the total light of the receiver ofthe coherent optical module, and further the coherent optical modulesearches the light with the same frequency of the local oscillator lightsource of the coherent optical module, that is, Colorless light.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, obtaining thefirst curve relationship and the second curve relationship comprises:performing an attenuation process on optical power of incident light inthe optical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module,and performing a light splitting process on each attenuated channel ofincident light to obtain first incident light and second incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light, wherein the incidentlight is a channel of light received by the receiver of the coherentlight module; obtaining optical power of the first incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light; obtaining a power-gainmonitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light; determining thefirst curve relationship according to the optical power of the firstincident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light; anddetermining the second curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light.

It shall be noted that in this embodiment of the present disclosure, theattenuation process of the optical power of the incident light may be anoperation of adjusting the optical attenuation amount by means of thevariable optical attenuator (VOA), so as to achieve the purpose ofautomatically adjusting the optical power, so that the optical power ofthe channel of light received by the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule changes in the optical power range of the receiver of thecoherent optical module.

Performing the light splitting process on each attenuated channel ofincident light to obtain the first incident light and the secondincident light corresponding to each channel of incident light may beinputting each adjusted channel of incident light into an opticalsplitter to obtain the first incident light and the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light. The lightsplitter is used to input half (50%) of each adjusted channel ofincident light (i.e. the first incident light corresponding to eachchannel of incident light) into an optical power meter to facilitateobtaining the optical power of the first incident light corresponding toeach channel of incident light; and to input half (50%) of each adjustedchannel of incident light (that is, the second incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light) into the coherent lightmodule to facilitate obtaining the power-gain monitoring voltage and thetarget setting voltage of the second incident light corresponding toeach channel of incident light.

Determining the first curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of thesecond incident light corresponding to the same channel of incidentlight may be understood as that since the optical power of the firstincident light is the same as the optical power of the second incidentlight, the optical power of the first incident light, that is, theoptical power of the second incident light, may be directly read bymeans of the optical power meter; a corresponding relationship betweeneach optical power and a power-gain monitoring voltage corresponding tothe same optical power is determined by reading the optical power of thefirst incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light respectively through the optical power meter, and thefirst curve relationship is constructed according to the plurality ofcorresponding relationships. As an example, the optical power of thefirst incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light read each time by the optical power meter may formcoordinates to obtain a plurality of groups of coordinates, and theplurality of groups of coordinates are traced in a coordinate system toconstruct the first curve relationship.

Determining the second curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light maybe understood as that since the optical power corresponding to the firstincident light is the same as the optical power corresponding to thesecond incident light, the optical power corresponding to the firstincident light, that is, the optical power corresponding to the secondincident light, may be directly read by means of the optical powermeter; a corresponding relationship between each optical power and atarget setting voltage corresponding to the same optical power isdetermined according to the optical power of the first incident lightand the target setting voltage of the second incident light respectivelythrough the optical power meter, and the second curve relationship isconstructed according to the plurality of corresponding relationships.As an example, the optical power corresponding to the first incidentlight and the target setting voltage corresponding to the secondincident light read each time by the optical power meter may formcoordinates to obtain a plurality of groups of coordinates, and theplurality of groups of coordinates are traced in a coordinate system toconstruct the second curve relationship.

In practical application, in order to facilitate understanding, hereillustrates another schematic structural diagram of a coherent opticalmodule for calibration. FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram ofcalibrating a coherent optical module provided according to anembodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 6 , an operationof adjusting a light attenuation amount through a variable opticalattenuator is required, and each attenuated channel of incident lightenters an optical splitter to obtain first incident light and secondincident light corresponding to each channel of incident light; then thefirst incident light enters an optical power meter so as to read theoptical power of the first incident light; and the second incident lightenters a coherent optical module, so as to obtain a power-gainmonitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light; then the firstcurve relationship is determined according to the optical power of thefirst incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light; andthe second curve relationship is determined according to the opticalpower of the first incident light and the target setting voltage of thesecond incident light corresponding to the same channel of incidentlight.

In FIG. 6 , light with different wavelengths may be emitted by theadjustable light source 1 to the adjustable light source N, and thelight with different wavelengths is transmitted to the coherent opticalmodule and is referred to as the total light of the receiver of thecoherent optical module, and the coherent optical module furthersearches light with the same frequency as the local oscillator lightsource of the coherent optical module, that is, Colorless light.

In an alternative embodiment of the present disclosure, before obtainingthe first curve relationship and the second curve relationship, themethod further comprises: initializing the coherent optical module,wherein the initialization process comprises: adjusting the opticalpower of the receiver of the coherent optical module to an upper limitvalue of the optical power range of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule.

It shall be noted that in the embodiments of the present disclosure, theinitialization process on the coherent optical module may be adjustingthe optical power of the receiver of the coherent optical module to theupper limit value of the optical power range of the receiver byadjusting VOA, so that the coherent optical module is configured andpowered to operate normally.

In this embodiment of the present disclosure, the first optical power isdetermined according to the first curve relationship and the secondcurve relationship, and the first optical power is used for dividing thereceive optical power range into two ranges, i.e. a first range and asecond range, and then the coherent optical module is calibrated byusing the first curve relationship in the case that the optical power ofthe receiver of the coherent optical module is in the first range; andis calibrated by using the second curve relationship in the case thatthe optical power of the receiver of the coherent optical module is inthe second range. As a result, the calibration process does not dependon the PD, and a reporting curve obtained in the whole receive opticalpower range is calibrated through a segmentation function, so that thereporting precision in the whole optical power range is improved.

Based on the same disclosure concept, FIG. 7 is a schematic structuraldiagram of a calibration apparatus for a coherent optical moduleprovided by an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 7, the apparatus 20 comprises an obtaining unit 201, a determining unit202, and a calibration unit 203.

The obtaining unit 201 is configured to obtain a first curverelationship and a second curve relationship, wherein the first curverelationship represents a relationship between a power-gain monitoringvoltage and optical power of a receiver of the coherent optical modulein an optical power range of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule, the power-gain monitoring voltage being used for measuring avoltage amplitude output by an integrated coherent receiver of thecoherent optical module; and the second curve relationship represents arelationship between a target setting voltage and the optical power ofthe receiver of the coherent optical module in the optical power rangeof the receiver of the coherent optical module, the target settingvoltage being used for adjusting the voltage amplitude output by theintegrated coherent receiver of the coherent optical module.

The determining unit 202 is configured to determine first optical powerbased on the first curve relationship and the second curve relationshipobtained by the obtaining unit, wherein the first optical power is usedto divide the optical power range of the receiver of the coherentoptical module into two ranges, a first range of which is greater than alower limit value of the optical power range of the receiver and lessthan the first optical power; and a second range of which is greaterthan or equal to the first optical power and less than an upper limitvalue of the optical power range of the receiver.

The calibration unit 203 is configured to determine a calibration modeof the coherent optical module based on the first optical powerdetermined by the determining unit, wherein the calibration methodcomprises: in the case that the optical power of the receiver of thecoherent optical module is in the first range, calibrating the coherentoptical module by using the first curve relationship; and in the casethat the optical power of the receiver of the coherent optical module isin the second range, calibrating the coherent optical module by usingthe second curve relationship.

In some embodiments, the calibration unit 203 is further configured toobtain a plurality of groups of first data satisfying the first curverelationship; perform a fitting process on the plurality of groups offirst data to obtain a first calibration function in the first range;obtain a plurality of groups of second data satisfying the second curverelationship; and perform a fitting process on the plurality of groupsof second data to obtain a second calibration function in the secondrange.

In some embodiments, the obtaining unit 201 is further configured toadjust optical power of incident light in the optical power range of thereceiver of the coherent optical module, and perform a light splittingprocess on each adjusted incident light to obtain first incident lightand second incident light corresponding to each channel of incidentlight, wherein the incident light is a channel of light received by thereceiver of the coherent light module; obtain optical power of the firstincident light corresponding to each channel of incident light; obtain apower-gain monitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to each channel of incident light;determine the first curve relationship according to the optical power ofthe first incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of thesecond incident light corresponding to the same channel of incidentlight; and determine the second curve relationship according to theoptical power of the first incident light and the target setting voltageof the second incident light corresponding to the same channel ofincident light.

In some embodiments, the obtaining unit 201 is further configured toperform an attenuation process on optical power of incident light in theoptical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module, andperform a light splitting process on each attenuated channel of incidentlight to obtain first incident light and second incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light, wherein the incidentlight is a channel of light received by the receiver of the coherentlight module; obtain optical power of the first incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light; obtain a power-gainmonitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light; determine thefirst curve relationship according to the optical power of the firstincident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light; anddetermine the second curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light.

In some embodiments, the apparatus 20 further comprises a processingunit configured to perform an initialization process on the coherentoptical module, wherein the initialization process comprises: adjustingthe optical power of the receiver of the coherent optical module to anupper limit value of the optical power range of the receiver of thecoherent module.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a calibration apparatusfor a coherent optical module, which is also used for determining firstoptical power by means of a first curve relationship and a second curverelationship, wherein the first optical power is used for dividing theoptical power range of the receiver of the coherent optical module intotwo ranges, and then, in the case that the optical power of the receiverof the coherent optical module is in the first range, calibrating thecoherent optical module by using the first curve relationship; and inthe case that the optical power of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule is in the second range, calibrating the coherent optical moduleby using the second curve relationship. As a result, the calibrationprocess does not depend on the PD, and a reporting curve obtained in thewhole optical power range of a receiver is calibrated through asegmentation function, so that the reporting precision in the wholeoptical power range is improved. Some terms regarding the calibrationapparatus for the coherent optical module have been explained in thecalibration method for the coherent optical module, and thus detailsthereof are not repeated herein.

The present disclosure provides a computer readable medium having acomputer program stored thereon, wherein the computer program, whenexecuted by a processor, implements the steps of the foregoing methodembodiments. The foregoing storage medium comprises various media thatmay store program codes, such as a mobile storage device, a read-onlymemory (ROM), a random access memory (RAM, Random Access Memory), amagnetic disk, or an optical disc.

Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a calibrationdevice for a coherent optical module, comprising: a processor and amemory for storing a computer program capable of running on theprocessor, wherein the processor is used for executing the steps of themethod embodiments stored in the memory when running the computerprogram.

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a hardware structure of a calibrationdevice for a coherent optical module according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure. The calibration device 30 for the coherent opticalmodule comprises: at least a processor 301 and a memory 302. Optionally,the calibration device 30 for the coherent optical module may furtherinclude at least a communication interface 303. Each component of thecalibration device 30 for the coherent optical module may be coupledtogether by using a bus system 304. It can be understood that the bussystem 304 is configured to implement connection communication betweenthese components. In addition to including the data bus, the bus system304 further comprises a power bus, a control bus, and a state signalbus. However, for clarity of illustration, various buses are marked asbus system 304 in FIG. 8

It can be understood that the memory 302 may be a volatile memory or anon-volatile memory, or may include both a volatile and non-volatilememory. The non-volatile memory may be a read-only memory (ROM), aprogrammable read-only memory (PROM), an erasable programmable read-onlymemory (EPROM), an electrically erasable programmable read-only memory(EEPROM), a magnetic random access memory (FRAM), a flash memory, amagnetic surface memory, an optical disc, or a read-only optical disc(CD-ROM, Compact Disc Read-Only Memory), wherein the magnetic surfacememory may be a magnetic disk memory or a magnetic tape memory. Thevolatile memory may be a random access memory (RAM), which is used as anexternal cache. By way of example, but not limitation, many forms of RAMare available, such as a static random access memory (SRAM), aSynchronous Static Random Access Memory (SSRAM), a Dynamic Random AccessMemory (DRAM), a Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (SDRAM), aDouble Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (DDRSDRAM), anEnhanced Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (ESDRAM), a SyncLinkDynamic Random Access Memory (SLDRAM), and a Direct Rambus Random AccessMemory (DRRAM). The memory 302 described in the embodiments of thepresent disclosure is intended to include, but is not limited to, theseand any other suitable type of memory.

The memory 302 in the embodiments of the present disclosure isconfigured to store various types of data to support the operation ofthe calibration device 30 for the coherent optical module. Examples ofthese data include: any computer program for operating on thecalibration device 30 for the coherent optical module, for example,obtaining a mileage range for determining that there is a defect in thetunnel lining to be detected based on the first image and the secondimage, etc. and a program for implementing the method of the embodimentsof the present disclosure may be included in the memory 302.

The method disclosed in the embodiments of the present disclosure may beapplied to the processor 301 or implemented by the processor 301. Theprocessor 301 may be an integrated circuit chip having a signalprocessing capability. In an implementation process, the steps of theforegoing method may be completed by an integrated logic circuit ofhardware in the processor 301 or instructions in a form of software. Theprocessor 301 may be a general-purpose processor, a digital signalprocessor (DSP), or other programmable logic devices, discrete gates ortransistor logic devices, discrete hardware components, and the like.The processor 301 may implement or perform the methods, steps, andlogical block diagrams disclosed in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure. The general-purpose processor may be a microprocessor or anyconventional processor or the like. The steps of the method disclosed inthe embodiments of the present disclosure may be directly executed by ahardware decoding processor, or implemented by combining hardware in adecoding processor and a software module. The software module may belocated in a storage medium which is located in the memory 302, and theprocessor 301 reads information in the memory and completes the steps ofthe foregoing method in combination with hardware of the processor 301.

In an exemplary embodiment, the calibration device 30 for the coherentoptical module may be applied to one or more application specificintegrated circuits (ASICs), DSPs, programmable logic devices (PLD),complex programmable logic devices (CPLD), field-programmable gatearrays (FPGA), general-purpose processors, controllers, micro controllerunit (MCU), a microprocessor, or other electronic components, to performthe above-mentioned method.

In the several embodiments provided in this application, it shall beunderstood that the disclosed apparatus and method may be implemented inother manners. The apparatus embodiments described above are merelyillustrative, for example, the division of the units is merely a logicalfunction division. There may be another division manner during actualimplementation; for example, multiple units or components may becombined, or may be integrated into another system, or some features maybe ignored, or not performed. In addition, the coupling, or directcoupling, or communication connection between the shown or discussedcomponents may be indirect coupling or communication connection throughsome interfaces, devices, or units, and may be electrical, mechanical,or other forms.

The units described as separate components may or may not be physicallyseparate, and the components displayed as units may be, or may not bephysical units; that is, they may be located in one place or may bedistributed in multiple network units; some or all of the units may beselected according to actual needs to achieve the objectives of thesolutions of the embodiments.

In addition, the functional units in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure may all be integrated into one processing unit, or each ofthe units may be separately used as a unit, or two or more units may beintegrated into one unit; the integrated unit may be implemented in theform of hardware, or may be implemented in the form of a hardware plussoftware functional unit.

A person of ordinary skill in the art may understand that all or some ofthe steps of implementing the foregoing method embodiments may becompleted by hardware related to program instructions, and the foregoingprogram may be stored in a computer-readable storage medium, and whenexecuted, the program executes the steps including the foregoing methodembodiments; and the foregoing storage medium comprises various mediathat can store program codes, such as a mobile storage device, aread-only memory (ROM), a random access memory (RAM, Random AccessMemory), a magnetic disk, or an optical disc.

Alternatively, if the integrated unit of the present disclosure isimplemented in the form of a software functional module and sold or usedas an independent product, the integrated unit may also be stored in acomputer-readable storage medium. Based on such understanding, thetechnical solution of the embodiments or the parts which contributes tothe prior art of the present disclosure may be embodied in the form of asoftware product, and the computer software product is stored in astorage medium, and comprises several instructions for enabling acomputer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or anetwork device, etc.) to perform all or part of the methods described inthe embodiments of the present disclosure. The foregoing storage mediumcomprises various media that can store program codes, such as a mobilestorage device, a ROM, a RAM, a magnetic disk, or an optical disc.

The foregoing is merely specific embodiments of the present disclosure,but the scope of protection of the present disclosure is not limitedthereto, and changes or replacements which could be conceived of by anyperson skilled in the art may easily in the technical scope disclosed inthe present disclosure shall be covered in the scope of protection ofthe present disclosure. Therefore, the protection scope of the presentdisclosure shall be subject to the protection scope of the claims.

1. A calibration method for a coherent optical module, wherein themethod comprises: obtaining a first curve relationship and a secondcurve relationship, wherein the first curve relationship represents arelationship between a power-gain monitoring voltage and optical powerof a receiver of the coherent optical module in an optical power rangeof the receiver of the coherent optical module, the power-gainmonitoring voltage being used to measure a voltage amplitude output byan integrated coherent receiver of the coherent optical module, and thesecond curve relationship represents a relationship between a targetsetting voltage and the optical power of the receiver of the coherentoptical module in the optical power range of the receiver of thecoherent optical module, the target setting voltage being used foradjusting the voltage amplitude output by the integrated coherentreceiver of the coherent optical module; determining first optical powerbased on the first curve relationship and the second curve relationship,wherein the first optical power is used to divide the optical powerrange of the receiver into two ranges, a first range of which is greaterthan a lower limit value of the optical power range of the receiver andless than the first optical power, and a second range of which isgreater than or equal to the first optical power and less than an upperlimit value of the optical power range of the receiver; and determininga calibration mode of the coherent optical module based on the firstoptical power, wherein the calibration mode comprises: in a case thatthe optical power of the receiver of the coherent optical module is inthe first range, calibrating the coherent optical module by using thefirst curve relationship; and in a case that the optical power of thereceiver of the coherent optical module is in the second range,calibrating the coherent optical module by using the second curverelationship.
 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein thecalibrating the coherent optical module by using the first curverelationship comprises: obtaining a plurality of groups of first datasatisfying the first curve relationship; performing a fitting process onthe plurality of groups of first data to obtain a first calibrationfunction in the first range; and wherein the calibrating the coherentoptical module by using the second curve relationship comprises:obtaining a plurality of groups of second data satisfying the secondcurve relationship; and performing a fitting process on the plurality ofgroups of second data to obtain a second calibration function in thesecond range.
 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the obtainingthe first curve relationship and the second curve relationshipcomprises: adjusting optical power of incident light in the opticalpower range of the receiver of the coherent optical module, andperforming a light splitting process on each adjusted channel ofincident light to obtain first incident light and second incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light, wherein the incidentlight is a channel of light received by the receiver of the coherentoptical module; obtaining optical power of the first incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light; obtaining a power-gainmonitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light; determining thefirst curve relationship according to the optical power of the firstincident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light; anddetermining the second curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light. 4.The method according to claim 1, wherein the obtaining the first curverelationship and the second curve relationship comprises: performing anattenuation process on optical power of incident light in the opticalpower range of the receiver of the coherent optical module, andperforming a light splitting process on each attenuated channel ofincident light to obtain first incident light and second incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light, wherein the incidentlight is a channel of light received by the receiver of the coherentoptical module; obtaining optical power of the first incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light; obtaining a power-gainmonitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light; determining thefirst curve relationship according to the optical power of the firstincident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light; anddetermining the second curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light. 5.The method according to claim 1, wherein before the obtaining the firstcurve relationship and the second curve relationship, the method furthercomprises: performing an initialization process on the coherent opticalmodule, wherein the initialization process comprises: adjusting theoptical power of the receiver of the coherent optical module to an upperlimit value of the optical power range of the receiver of the coherentoptical module.
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 11. A calibration device for an optical module,comprising a processor and a memory configured to store a computerprogram capable of being executed on the processor, wherein theprocessor is configured to execute steps of a calibration method for acoherent optical module when running the computer program, wherein thecalibration method comprises: obtaining a first curve relationship and asecond curve relationship, wherein the first curve relationshiprepresents a relationship between a power-gain monitoring voltage andoptical power of a receiver of the coherent optical module in an opticalpower range of the receiver of the coherent optical module, thepower-gain monitoring voltage being used to measure a voltage amplitudeoutput by an integrated coherent receiver of the coherent opticalmodule, and the second curve relationship represents a relationshipbetween a target setting voltage and the optical power of the receiverof the coherent optical module in the optical power range of thereceiver of the coherent optical module, the target setting voltagebeing used for adjusting the voltage amplitude output by the integratedcoherent receiver of the coherent optical module; determining firstoptical power based on the first curve relationship and the second curverelationship, wherein the first optical power is used to divide theoptical power range of the receiver into two ranges, a first range ofwhich is greater than a lower limit value of the optical power range ofthe receiver and less than the first optical power, and a second rangeof which is greater than or equal to the first optical power and lessthan an upper limit value of the optical power range of the receiver;and determining a calibration mode of the coherent optical module basedon the first optical power, wherein the calibration mode comprises: in acase that the optical power of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule is in the first range, calibrating the coherent optical module byusing the first curve relationship; and in a case that the optical powerof the receiver of the coherent optical module is in the second range,calibrating the coherent optical module by using the second curverelationship.
 12. A computer-readable storage medium, on which acomputer program is stored, wherein steps of a calibration method for acoherent optical module are implemented when the computer program isexecuted by at least one processor wherein the calibration methodcomprises: obtaining a first curve relationship and a second curverelationship, wherein the first curve relationship represents arelationship between a power-gain monitoring voltage and optical powerof a receiver of the coherent optical module in an optical power rangeof the receiver of the coherent optical module, the power-gainmonitoring voltage being used to measure a voltage amplitude output byan integrated coherent receiver of the coherent optical module, and thesecond curve relationship represents a relationship between a targetsetting voltage and the optical power of the receiver of the coherentoptical module in the optical power range of the receiver of thecoherent optical module, the target setting voltage being used foradjusting the voltage amplitude output by the integrated coherentreceiver of the coherent optical module; determining first optical powerbased on the first curve relationship and the second curve relationship,wherein the first optical power is used to divide the optical powerrange of the receiver into two ranges, a first range of which is greaterthan a lower limit value of the optical power range of the receiver andless than the first optical power, and a second range of which isgreater than or equal to the first optical power and less than an upperlimit value of the optical power range of the receiver; and determininga calibration mode of the coherent optical module based on the firstoptical power, wherein the calibration mode comprises: in a case thatthe optical power of the receiver of the coherent optical module is inthe first range, calibrating the coherent optical module by using thefirst curve relationship; and in a case that the optical power of thereceiver of the coherent optical module is in the second range,calibrating the coherent optical module by using the second curverelationship.
 13. The computer-readable storage medium according toclaim 12, wherein the calibrating the coherent optical module by usingthe first curve relationship comprises: obtaining a plurality of groupsof first data satisfying the first curve relationship; performing afitting process on the plurality of groups of first data to obtain afirst calibration function in the first range; and wherein thecalibrating the coherent optical module by using the second curverelationship comprises: obtaining a plurality of groups of second datasatisfying the second curve relationship; and performing a fittingprocess on the plurality of groups of second data to obtain a secondcalibration function in the second range.
 14. The computer-readablestorage medium according to claim 12, wherein the obtaining the firstcurve relationship and the second curve relationship comprises:adjusting optical power of incident light in the optical power range ofthe receiver of the coherent optical module, and performing a lightsplitting process on each adjusted channel of incident light to obtainfirst incident light and second incident light corresponding to eachchannel of incident light, wherein the incident light is a channel oflight received by the receiver of the coherent optical module; obtainingoptical power of the first incident light corresponding to each channelof incident light; obtaining a power-gain monitoring voltage and atarget setting voltage of the second incident light corresponding toeach channel of incident light; determining the first curve relationshipaccording to the optical power of the first incident light and thepower-gain monitoring voltage of the second incident light correspondingto the same channel of incident light; and determining the second curverelationship according to the optical power of the first incident lightand the target setting voltage of the second incident lightcorresponding to the same channel of incident light.
 15. Thecomputer-readable storage medium according to claim 12, wherein theobtaining the first curve relationship and the second curve relationshipcomprises: performing an attenuation process on optical power ofincident light in the optical power range of the receiver of thecoherent optical module, and performing a light splitting process oneach attenuated channel of incident light to obtain first incident lightand second incident light corresponding to each channel of incidentlight, wherein the incident light is a channel of light received by thereceiver of the coherent optical module; obtaining optical power of thefirst incident light corresponding to each channel of incident light;obtaining a power-gain monitoring voltage and a target setting voltageof the second incident light corresponding to each channel of incidentlight; determining the first curve relationship according to the opticalpower of the first incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltageof the second incident light corresponding to the same channel ofincident light; and determining the second curve relationship accordingto the optical power of the first incident light and the target settingvoltage of the second incident light corresponding to the same channelof incident light.
 16. The computer-readable storage medium according toclaim 12, wherein before the obtaining the first curve relationship andthe second curve relationship, the method further comprises: performingan initialization process on the coherent optical module, wherein theinitialization process comprises: adjusting the optical power of thereceiver of the coherent optical module to an upper limit value of theoptical power range of receiver of the coherent optical module.
 17. Thecalibration device for an optical module according to claim 11, whereinthe calibrating the coherent optical module by using the first curverelationship comprises: obtaining a plurality of groups of first datasatisfying the first curve relationship; performing a fitting process onthe plurality of groups of first data to obtain a first calibrationfunction in the first range; and wherein the calibrating the coherentoptical module by using the second curve relationship comprises:obtaining a plurality of groups of second data satisfying the secondcurve relationship; and performing a fitting process on the plurality ofgroups of second data to obtain a second calibration function in thesecond range.
 18. The calibration device for an optical module accordingto claim 11, wherein the obtaining the first curve relationship and thesecond curve relationship comprises: adjusting optical power of incidentlight in the optical power range of the receiver of the coherent opticalmodule, and performing a light splitting process on each adjustedchannel of incident light to obtain first incident light and secondincident light corresponding to each channel of incident light, whereinthe incident light is a channel of light received by the receiver of thecoherent optical module; obtaining optical power of the first incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light; obtaining apower-gain monitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to each channel of incident light;determining the first curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of thesecond incident light corresponding to the same channel of incidentlight; and determining the second curve relationship according to theoptical power of the first incident light and the target setting voltageof the second incident light corresponding to the same channel ofincident light.
 19. The calibration device for an optical moduleaccording to claim 11, wherein the obtaining the first curverelationship and the second curve relationship comprises: performing anattenuation process on optical power of incident light in the opticalpower range of the receiver of the coherent optical module, andperforming a light splitting process on each attenuated channel ofincident light to obtain first incident light and second incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light, wherein the incidentlight is a channel of light received by the receiver of the coherentoptical module; obtaining optical power of the first incident lightcorresponding to each channel of incident light; obtaining a power-gainmonitoring voltage and a target setting voltage of the second incidentlight corresponding to each channel of incident light; determining thefirst curve relationship according to the optical power of the firstincident light and the power-gain monitoring voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light; anddetermining the second curve relationship according to the optical powerof the first incident light and the target setting voltage of the secondincident light corresponding to the same channel of incident light. 20.The calibration device for an optical module according to claim 11,wherein before the obtaining the first curve relationship and the secondcurve relationship, the method further comprises: performing aninitialization process on the coherent optical module, wherein theinitialization process comprises: adjusting the optical power of thereceiver of the coherent optical module to an upper limit value of theoptical power range of receiver of the coherent optical module.